A person can be danced. In all continents the dancers carry little children on their shoulders.

The dance in which the men form one row, the women another, and dance with and opposite each other in a form of love play, is widely diffused and may be confidentally assigned to a Protoneolithic culture level.

In dance, even the weakest can do wonders.

If you ask an Auin Bushman what realty happens at the puberty ceremonials, he will tell you, "We dance." In the initiation customs of all peoples the dances play an especially important part. The dance is the center of wedding festivities.

Rhythmic motion has become the carrier and creator of almost every ecstatic mood of any significance in human life.

The superhuman power which exhiliration and hypnosis bring to a dancer is shown especially clearly in his almost inconceivable staying powers in a state of high tension. "In the dance even the weakest can do wonders."

Whatever the nature of dance, it needs no onlooker, not even a single witness.